Connecticut
Driver accused of going wrong way on interstate to steal from crash scene
Marcus King (Credit: Connecticut State Police)
A driver in Connecticut is accused of going the wrong way on the interstate just to stop at a crash scene and stealing items that spilled out.
The backstory:
Connecticut State Police said on April 7, they got an alert from the highway’s wrong-way detection system on the I-84 Westbound Exit 42 off-ramp.
When officers looked at the video, they saw a vehicle backing off the off-ramp and the driver getting out of the vehicle.
A image of the vehicle backing up the wrong way on the interstate. (Connecticut State Police)
The driver then walked up to a crash scene and then began picking up items that were scattered on the road.
The crash stemmed from a rolled-over tractor-trailer.
Troopers quickly found the vehicle and the driver, identified as Marcus King. 51. Investigators said they found several items from the rolled-over tractor-trailer crash that were in his possession.
King was arrested and charged with driving the wrong way, larceny among other crimes.
What’s next:
King was later released on a $10,000 bond and is scheduled to appear at Hartford Superior Court later this month.
The Source: The information in this story comes from a report by the Connecticut State Police via a news release. This story was reported from Los Angeles.
Connecticut
Man arrested for string of home burglaries in East Lyme
A man has been arrested in connection to several home burglaries in East Lyme in September, police said.
The police department said a New London man was arrested on Friday and he is facing 17 charges.
Police said they were able to identify a suspect due to more patrol officers and investigative work by their detectives.
The man faces charges including 12 counts of burglary, attempted burglary, larceny and criminal mischief.
He was held on a $770,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on Dec. 1.
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Connecticut
1 person killed in motorcycle crash in Old Saybrook
One person is dead after a motorcycle crash in Old Saybrook early Thursday morning.
The crash happened on School House Road around 1:20 a.m.
The motorcycle was the only vehicle involved in the crash, according to police.
First responders performed life-saving measures on the motorcycle opertator but the person died from their injuries, police said.
Anyone who may have witnessed the crash is asked to contact Officer Charles Moriarty at (860) 395-3142.
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